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	One of the most famous festive song in Tjoc, is '''O håli nyt''', that corresponds to the English ''Oh holy night''. The ''Ljoskjare af Angelkinn'', however, is a pagan country, as it has been written, so the lyrics of the song don't talk about Jesus, but about '''Wintersoljet'''.		One of the most famous festive song in Tjoc, is '''O håli nyt''', that corresponds to the English ''Oh holy night''. The ''Ljoskjare af Angelkinn'', however, is a pagan country, as it has been written, so the lyrics of the song don't talk about Jesus, but about '''Wintersoljet'''.


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